Jacob


Jacob walked silently to the dome like building, hoping to avoid people and conversation. He saw a group of a few people go in, and was tempted to run the other way.


Leihla

Leihla looked sorrowfully at her brother, who had basically forgotten she existed. She frowned, looking at the space from where her fingers were missing. She shook away her sadness when she saw a few people up ahead. She ran to them. "Hi, I am going to get straight to the point, where are we supposed to be? I am just really confused and hopped y'all could help."

Astrana
Astra turned. "Oh hello, we kinda all got a letter to stand here. She frowned at the guy. "Do you know him?" she asked.

Leihla


"Yes... he is my brother.... he wont talk to me anymore." she answered, fighting of a tear.


Jacob


He stood as far away as possible

Astra

Astrana frowned. "That won't do." She frowned and walked over. "Hello, I'm Astra, what's your name?"

Leihla

Leihla watched to see what jacob would do.


Jacob

He saw the girl andbegan to walk in the other direction. "I am irrelevant" he mumbled just loud enough to hear

Astrana
She rolled her eyes, "If anyone is irrelevant it would be me, I'm a Technopath, ever seen any of them be important?"

Jacob

"ever seen a psionipath in an entire family line of purely hydrokenetics" he asked before walking away, tunning her out.



Leihla


Her jaw dropped when she heard him speak for the first time since the accident

Astrana
She frowned. "Well why do people judge so harshly, you don't decide your power so why should you be punished for it." she asked with a frown. "Besides at least you have an ability that does something more useful than connecting wires together. If you wanted to, you could do so much with your ability."

Jacob

Jacob was ignoring her, nothing sh could say or do would fix his situation.


Leihla

She stared in total amazement, why would he talk to some random new girl, but not his own sister!?!?

Astrana
Astrana frowned this was why she liked inorganic beings more. She sighed waiting by him trying to understand the situation. Pursing her lips she decided to say something. "I don't know much, but if I leave a device unfixed, it won't get better, in fact it gets work. The more you ignore it and try to run away from this problem, the worse it'll get. You've disconnected yourself from society even though no one will judge you for it, so I only ask you one thing, just don't ignore and run away from a problem." She frowned thinking if she needed to follow that advice too.